Husky Inu AI (HINU) completed the latest price increase of its pre-launch phase, rising from $0.00025539 to $0.00025636. The project’s pre-launch phase began on April 1, 2025, following the conclusion of the presale.
Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market’s recovery stalled over the past 24 hours thanks to delays around crypto legislation after reports that the Senate Banking Committee had indefinitely delayed its crypto market structure bill. The delay offset the market impact from President Trump walking back tariff threats on key European allies.
Husky Inu AI (HINU) Completes Move To $0.00025636
Husky Inu AI (HINU) has completed the latest price increase of its pre-launch phase, rising from $0.00025539 to $0.00025636. The project’s much-talked-about pre-launch phase began on April 1, 2025, following the conclusion of its presale.
The pre-launch allows the project to continue its fundraising efforts while empowering its growing community and existing token holders. It also helps the team to secure capital, fund platform improvements, undertake market initiatives, and support broader ecosystem expansion. Husky Inu AI’s official launch date is now under three months away. However, the team remains open to the possibility of an earlier or later launch, depending on market conditions. The team will conduct a series of review meetings to determine the project’s launch date. The first two review meetings were held on July 1, 2025, and October 1, 2025, while the third is scheduled for January 1, 2026.
Husky Inu AI has raised $922,464 so far, and could cross $1 million before its official launch.
Crypto Market Recovery Stalls
Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market’s brief recovery stalled as new regulatory headwinds derailed the ongoing relief rally. According to analysts, the decline is primarily due to delays around crypto legislation, offsetting the relief from President Trump’s tariff rollback and easing of tensions around Greenland. Risk appetite remains subdued, with only a handful of sectors registering marginal increases. However, most major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and others, traded in bearish territory.
BTC continued trading under the $90,000 mark, falling to a low of $88,632 on Thursday. It recovered from this level to reclaim $89,000 and move to $89,882. However, it fell short of reclaiming the $90,000 mark, with sellers forcing the price down to its current level of $89,549. The flagship cryptocurrency is marginally down over the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, ETH registered a larger decline over the past 24 hours, dropping to a low of $2,910 before moving to its current level of $2,963. The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency is down 1.43% over the past 24 hours. Ripple (XRP) is struggling to regain momentum after losing the crucial $2 mark. The altcoin is down nearly 2%, trading around $1.91. Meanwhile, Solana (SOL) is down almost 1%, trading around $128.
Dogecoin (DOGE) and Cardano (ADA) have followed similar trajectories over the past 24 hours and are down almost 1%. Meanwhile, Chainlink (LINK) is down 0,65%, trading around $12.35. Stellar (XLM), Hedera (HBAR), Toncoin (TON), and Polkadot (DOT) have also registered notable declines over the past 24 hours. However, Litecoin (LTC) bucked the bearish trend and is up almost 1%.
Bitcoin (BTC) Continues To Underperform
Experts have flagged Bitcoin’s (BTC) underperformance compared to precious metals like gold and silver. The previous metal rally is showing no signs of letting up, with gold surging to a new record of $4,930 per ounce, while silver jumped to $96 per ounce. In comparison, BTC slumped to a low of $87,000 before reclaiming $89,000, 30% below its early-October all-time high. BTC’s performance has led many, including Bianco research head Jim Bianco, to wonder if the flagship cryptocurrency’s adoption narrative is over. Bianco stated in a post on X,
“Every BTC bull market has a theme. Is the adoption theme of 2023 to 2025 over? As noted above, the adoption announcements are not working anymore. Need a new theme, and that’s not evident yet.”
However, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas countered, arguing that Bitcoin is consolidating after going from $16,000 during 2022’s crypto winter to $126,000 last October.
“It went up like 300% in the 20 months prior. What do you want? 200% annual gains with no breaks?”
Balchunas argued that Bitcoin’s recent poor performance is likely due to early investors cashing out, locking in their profits after years of holding.
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